The evening world., 1887-10-26
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front and high corsage. The veil was Of
tulle. The bride carried q bouquet Of white
roses. Miss Ida Haughey was the maid of
honor. She wore draperies Of lemon tulle
over q watered silk slip, with trimmings of
duchesse lace she carried O bunch Of yellow
roses. Mr.. Kline, Mr.. Laimbeer, Mr.. w. II.
Lloyd and Mr.. F. O Lloyd were the ushers.
The reception after the wedding was
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plympton,
in West Fourteenth street. The house was
decorated in bright autumnal oolors with
yellow chrysanthemums and other flowers.
Bliss Hart, Dr.. and Mrs. David King, the
Rev. and Mrs. Van Pelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
timer Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. George W.. Will
son., Mrs. Arthur Hearn, Mrs. T. Miller, Mr..
Hearn; Mr. M and IN Mrs SI Herbert G 7 MT. AN and Mrs. MIS-:
Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. Lugella, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tompkins and Miss Tompkins and many
others were there.
,, Ths nI marriage S Ct Mr.. FIJI Frank nix. Culver yss an. and
evening at $50 o'clock at the home Of the
mother of the bride, Mrs. Margaret White,
141 East Thirty third street. The bride will
wear q white faille FRANCHISE with train, "
shaped sorsaGe N trimming Of dgchesse
mond pins.
Mrs. Sprague, of the Navarro Flats, 145
West Fifty-eighth street, will give q recep-
ton this evening in honor Of the marriage Of
her daughter.
The M~orningside Tennis and Bowling Club
will give q dance at its clubhouse, 1884 st.
Nicholas avenue, on Monday evening,
Oct. 81.
Mr.. B., 8 Weeks and Miss A. Mataran, eld-
est daughter of the late Henry Mataran, will
be married at 8 O'Clock this evening at the
home of the BRIDES mother, 1O4 West Thirty
eighth street. There will be no bridesmaids,
but the bride will be attended BY her sisters,
THE a;1, Misses lbs M A. 1 " T. 4 4 r. p M phs best Man Nan
Townsend and Mr.. E. Quist will be
ushers. Mayor Hewitt, IL in good health,
will unite the couple. Mr.. and Mrs. v.
the Rev. DR.. Warrington, DR.. and Mrs.
George E. Belcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De
Hart Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Far
rington, Mr., and Mrs. Carlyle Weeks, Mr..
and aian Mr. r. + T. ! Te WsIt Mr.. s and Mrs. Mrs. " %,ol p.
Commander H. L; sprague, MI. and Mrs;
Mrs. G. VI. Weeks. MI. and Mrs. 10. Cole
man, the Rev: B; Morgan, Major and Mrs. W.
amater, Mr.. and Mrs. D.. II. Fowler, the Rev.
and Mrs. W. G. 7. Shedd and very many
others will be present.
Miss Julia Thomas has returned to her
nome, w west Iwenty-slxth street, after o
summer in London and Paris.
Mime. j. De Ruyter has returned to her
home in this city after a summer passed with
friends in the northern part of the State.
Mrs. William NJ. Oothout has returned to
this city after an absence in Berlin of several
Seafs. She will receive her friends in her
new studio, at II West Twenty sixth street.
Senator and Mrs. John @. Jacobs have left
the Metropolitan Hotel for their new home,
81 Joralemon street, Brooklyn, where they
will receive their friends on Tuesdays during
the winter.
All entertainment will be given tomorrow
evening at the Washington Heights Ath-
eneum in aid of the Manhattan Hospital.
The marriage of Mr.. Pedroso and Miss
Camille Rerghmann at Torresdale, near Phil
friends from all the principal cities. Mr..
Pedroso and his bride will live this winter
with the mother of the bride, Mrs. Macallis-
ter Laughton, at her home in Washington.